Types of Spells
Banishing
Send away a person or thing to stop their presence from interference.
Banishing spells are traditionally performed during the waning or dark moon, a time associated with release, decrease, and letting go.
Examples;
Cord cutting
Return to sender
Binding
Contains a person or thing to limit action as a form of protection, usually performed to prevent them from negative of harmful behaviour. It may also be used to keep a person or intention close, strengthen a connection, or affirm and reinforce a vow.
Examples;
Freezer Spell
Poppet Binding
Spells to keep a love
Cleansing
Removing unwanted energy from a person, place or thing to bring it back to a place of neutrality. The full moon is a powerful time for energetic cleansing, while salt and water are traditionally used for their purifying properties.
Examples;
Smoke Cleansing
Sacred Bathing Ritual
Glamor
Used to influence how a person, place, or thing is perceived, making it appear different from its true form. This can enhance its appeal or keep it hidden from view.
Examples;
Beauty spell
Shielding spell
Colour magic
Blessing
Bless a person, place, or object with sacred and positive energy. This practice can be used to encourage good fortune, strengthen blessings, and provide protection.
Examples;
House blessing
Consecration of ritual
Protection spells
Abundance & Fortune
Attract wealth, abundance, and fortunate opportunities while encouraging luck to work in your favour. The waxing moon is traditionally considered an ideal time for abundance magick, as its growing light represents growth, increase, and prosperity.
Examples;
Road opening spells
Money bowls/jars
Charms for good fortune
Love
Draw in love or nurture self love. This relates to
strengthening an emotional bond which can be romantic, sexual or platonic.
Examples;
Attract a lover
Honey jars
Lust spells
Friendship spells
References
Cunningham, S. (1985). Cunningham’s encyclopedia of magical herbs. Llewellyn Publications.
Guiley, R. E. (2008). The encyclopedia of witches and witchcraft. Facts On File.
Hutton, R. (1999). The triumph of the moon: A history of modern pagan witchcraft. Oxford University Press.
Valiente, D. (1973). An ABC of witchcraft: Past and present. Phoenix Publishing.




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